Myers & Chapman - General Contractors » Interiors

Flores & Associates Interior

admin — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 20:39:03 +0000

This 20,000 square foot office, LEED Silver Certified, Class A office building on South Church street bridges the gap between uptown and South End. The building incorporates a number of features including a green roof, exercise facility, open spaces, as well as other green features like low VOC paints and adhesives, low flow water fixtures, and more. The building is a three story structure with a brick, precast, and cast stone veneer accented by aluminum storefront systems and metal wall panels. The design includes an accessible roof with vegetated areas and outstanding views of Bank of America Stadium and uptown Charlotte. Myers & Chapman was selected early in the design process to work hand in hand with Overcash Demmitt Architects and Flores and Associates to maintain and improve upon established construction budget as well as lead the LEED certification process.

Owner: Flores & Associates- Mario Flores

Architect: Overcash-Demmitt Architects- Tim Demmitt

Rubbermaid Interior- Huntersville, NC

admin — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 19:52:55 +0000

The 50,000 square foot interiors portion of the project was completed ahead of an aggressive 4 month schedule and featured a mix of open office layout and many private offices. The building lobby features custom floor tile and wood millwork with recessed ceiling areas and custom light fixtures.

Owner: Sentinel Real Estate

Architect: Jim Goodwin Architect

Bragg Financial-Interior

admin — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 16:18:48 +0000

This 14,000 square foot office, Class A office building is located across from the Dowd YMCA in the Dilworth section of Charlotte, NC . The building is a three story structure with a brick, precast, and cast stone veneer accented by steel canopies and aluminum storefront systems. The design includes accessible balconies at the third level with aluminum guardrails at the building perimeter. Myers & Chapman was selected early in the design process to work hand in hand with Overcash Demmitt Architects to maintain and improve upon established construction budget figures. The project included a 4,000 SF Class A Upfit for Rafetelis Financial and an 10,000 SF Class A Upfit for Bragg Financial.

Owner: Bragg Family

Architect: Overcash Demmitt Architects

Baxter Imaging- Fort Mill, SC

admin — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 13:54:50 +0000

The Baxter Imaging Center is a 8,500 square foot medical imaging center in Fort Mill, SC. This project was developed for Piedmont Medical Center/Tenet Healthcare and delivered as an upscale imaging center for all imaging aspects (MRI, CT Scan, Digital X-ray, and Ultrasound). The interior of the building includes a Lobby, Staff Offices, Image Reading Room, Control Room, Holding Room, Ultrasound and Digital X-Ray rooms, Dressing Rooms, Break Room and miscellaneous closets (utility, server, electrical). The building is predominately brick but also includes storefront glass, metal awning and a porte-cochere at the entrance. Smooth faced Rock Cast was used around the entire building base. Our contract included site, shell construction and complete upfit of the entire building.

Owner: Piedmont Medical Center/Tenet Healthcare Systems

Architect: Gresham Smith Partners

Myers & Chapman Office- Charlotte, NC

admin — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:00:56 +0000

Myers & Chapman recently completed and moved into a new office space that achieved LEED-CI Gold certification. The entire process from design to construction to moving day took less than six months. The 10,000 square foot space is located in a single-story steel and brick building with floor to ceiling windows. The main goals of the project were to have a productive and inviting space through improved indoor air quality and abundant day lighting, while also minimizing the impact on the environment. The thorough cleaning of the building frame and care taken to prevent dust from entering the building contributed to the indoor air quality in addition to the use of low-emitting VOC finishes and a sophisticated HVAC system. Daylighting was achieved by abundant exterior glass, interior glass doors, windows, and Solatubes. The impact on the environment was minimized through recycling construction waste and using a variety of materials with recycled content. The office uses 40% less power than a standard office of comparable size through the use of energy efficient lighting, motion sensors, and an energy efficient HVAC system. The installation of low flow toilets and fixtures and waterless urinals has reduced water usage by over 50%.

Owner: Myers & Chapman

Architect: Overcash Demmitt Architects

Carolina Place Mall, Interior Renovations- Charlotte, NC

admin — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:18:04 +0000

Extensive renovations and improvements to Carolina Place were completed in 2006. Work included a complete overhaul of the food court area, a redo of the existing center court, and renovations to a number of the interior offices, corridors, and restrooms. The majority of the interiors work was done in phases at night to allow for the mall to function normally during the day. Each evening, our project team and subcontractors would formulate a plan to efficiently complete a pre-determined scope of work and thoroughly clean up afterward to avoid inconvenience to the incoming mall customers the following day. The project had an incredibly tight schedule due to the approaching Thanksgiving Holiday, and was completed on time and within the budget

Owner: General Growth Properties

Architect: Dougherty Schroeder & Associates

Carolina Ingredients- Fort Mill, SC

admin — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:47:09 +0000

Myers & Chapman was engaged early in the process to work closely with Carolina Ingredients and the architect to achieve their budget, schedule, and green building objectives. The project includes a complete renovation of an existing 70,000 square foot industrial facility. All production, packaging and distribution will be handled from this facility. The front section of the building will include office space, client meetings rooms, quality control, product testing/development, and employee locker/shower rooms. All production, packaging, warehousing, and shipping will be managed in the rear 2/3 of the space in newly constructed individual mixing, blending and packaging spaces. The project is will be one of the first LEED certified food production facilities in the US. It includes the replacement of all plumbing, HVAC and electrical devices, use of low VOC and recycled materials, and a photovoltaic system on the roof to generate a portion of its own electricity. The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2009 will be the flagship for Carolina Ingredients to operate a sustainable food production facility.

Owner: Carolina Ingredients

Architect: R4 Architecture

Huntersville Oaks Nursing Facility- Huntersville, NC

admin — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 20:32:44 +0000

This 120,000 SF nursing facility in Huntersville, North Carolina was built to replace an aging nursing home on adjacent property. It incorporates many different aspects of construction, from site preparation, shell construction, and multiple use interior construction. The interior features living spaces, kitchen areas, an exercise facility, dining areas, common spaces, nursing areas, and offices. Most areas had extensive wood trim accents and a variety of wall coverings.

Harpers Restaurant- Pineville, NC

admin — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 20:33:43 +0000

Myers & Chapman has completed a total of four different projects for Tom Sasser and Harper’s Restaurant Group. We did the complete building exterior and interior for both the Carolina Place Mall and the Southpark locations. In addition, we did two other projects for Harper’s; one in the Woodlawn restaurant and the other in the Sharon Corners restaurant.

Both of the full built restaurants were approximately 7,000 square feet. The Carolina Place Mall restaurant was completed in 2007 and cost $2,029,000 for both the shell construction and the full restaurant interior fitout.

Chesterbrook Learning Centers- Multiple Locations

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:13:43 +0000

Myers & Chapman has completed three of these day care centers in the Charlotte area. Each project is 11,000 square feet and are comprised of EIFS and stone veneer. The interior portion of the projects were completed as part of our scope, and feature children’s classrooms, a kitchen, restrooms, and office space. Extensive coordination and communication with State Licensing Inspectors and County Environmental Inspectors was required for each of the projects.

Owner: York Development Group

Architect: Childrens Design Group